Białystok
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Old-age home founded
The old-age home was founded in 1882.
Yehoash Reading Room founded
The Yehoash Reading Room was established at Kupietzka 36 on December 2, 1927.
Ludwik Zamenhof born
Ludwik Zamenhof was born in Bialystok in 1859.
Ludwik Zamenhof died
Ludwik Zamenhof died in Warsaw on April 17, 1919.
Bialystok Esperanto Society founded
The Bialystok Esperanto Society was founded in 1920.
Founding of the Textile Masters Association
The Textile Masters Association was founded on December 8, 1918.
Founding of the wood-industry section
A wood-industry section was established within the Bialystok industrial association in 1927.
Founding of the Retailers Association
The Retailers Association was founded at the end of 1927.
Founding of the Owners' Bank
The Owners' Bank was founded in 1928.
Founding of the Colonial Bank
The Colonial Bank was founded by members of the merchants' union.
Legalization of the Jewish Interest-Free Loan Fund
The relief committee was legalized under its Jewish interest-free loan fund name.
Founding of the Jewish Credit Society
The Jewish Credit Society was founded in 1901.
Founding of the Trade and Industry Bank
The Trade and Industry Bank was founded in 1910.
Der Veker special issue
A special issue of Der Veker appeared in August 1939 under Mordechai Lev's editorship.
Bialystoker Voice publication
Bialystoker Voice appeared in 1924 and existed for less than one and a half years.
New Bialystoker Voice founded
New Bialystoker Voice was founded in 1929 and later discontinued.
Jewish Art Association founded
The Jewish Art Association was founded in 1906 by a founding circle.
Bialystok Lexicon issued
Presse issued the Bialystok Lexicon in 1925.
Committee for Yiddish spelling rules formed
A committee was formed in 1918 to establish Yiddish spelling rules.
Yiddish Writers and Journalists Circle founded
The Yiddish Writers and Journalists Circle was founded on October 17, 1921.
Circle legalized
The circle was legalized on July 7, 1926.
Art exhibition organized
In 1927, the Literary Circle organized an art exhibition of the young artist Ben-Zion Rabinovich.
Y. Rozanietsky returned to Bialystok
Rozanietsky returned to Bialystok in 1929 after time in Paris.
Y. Tinovitsky studied in Germany
Tinovitsky traveled to Germany and studied in Königsberg and Offenbach.
Kazlovsky traveled to Israel
Kazlovsky undertook a longer journey to Israel in 1938.
Founding of Maccabi sports club
Maccabi sports club was founded after 1918 in Bialystok.
Hazamir founded
Hazamir, a Zionist orchestra of forty members, was founded in 1915.
Giloh-Rinah theater formed
A Jewish revue theater called Giloh-Rinah was formed in Bubrik in 1926.
Bialystok sports organizations in 1932
Five sports organizations existed in Bialystok in 1932.
Youth chess group formed
A youth group of chess players formed in Bialystok in 1922.
Older chess players' group formed
A group of older chess players was formed in 1924.
Deportation of Jewish hospital personnel to Treblinka
A photograph depicts Jewish hospital personnel being taken to Treblinka.
Founding of Gan Yeladim
The first children's home was established and named Gan Yeladim.
Jewish folk-school graduation in 1929
Jewish folk-school students graduated in 1929; Deborah Mintz is identified in the photograph.
Founding of Bialystok Jewish Journalists and Writers Association
The association was founded in Bialystok at the beginning of the 1920s.
Jewish publishing house founded
A Jewish publishing house was established in Białystok in the early 1930s.